Dental Anesthesia Care Designed for Your Comfort and Safety

At Hudson Dental Anesthesia Partners, your comfort and safety come first. We provide hospital-grade anesthesia care in the familiar setting of your own dental office, so you or your child can relax knowing you are in expert hands.

  • Putting Patients First

    Whether you need moderate sedation or general anesthesia, our board-certified and board-eligible Dentist Anesthesiologists bring hospital-level monitoring and compassionate care directly to you. From start to finish, we make every detail seamless, so you can focus on healing, not logistics.

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IV Moderate Sedation

Also known as “twilight sleep,” this level of sedation helps you feel deeply relaxed during your dental procedure. Medication is given through an IV, and most patients remember little to nothing afterward. You’ll remain breathing on your own but fully comfortable throughout. IV sedation is commonly used for

  • Endodontic

  • Periodontal

  • Certain oral surgeries

General Anesthesia

General anesthesia allows patients to be fully asleep and pain-free for their procedure. It’s administered either through an IV or a mask, depending on the patient’s needs. This approach is often recommended for:

  • Young children

  • Patients with special needs

  • Individuals with significant dental or needle anxiety

what to expect for your dental anesthesia

  • Before Your Appointment

    We’ll review your medical history and coordinate with your dental office to ensure everything is ready.

    You’ll receive simple instructions about eating, drinking, and medication use.

    Our team is available for questions at any time.

  • During Your Appointment

    Your anesthesiologist will meet with you before the procedure.

    Monitoring equipment (similar to what’s used in hospitals) tracks heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and breathing continuously.

    You’ll be safely sedated or asleep throughout the procedure.

  • After Your Appointment

    You’ll recover in the dental office until you’re alert and ready to go home.

    Your anesthesiologist will give you instructions for post-op recovery.

    For children, parents receive simple guidance for comfort and supervision.

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Safety & Qualifications

Your anesthesia will always be provided by a board-certified or board-eligible dentist anesthesiologist with advanced hospital training. Our safety standards include:

Hospital-equivalent monitoring

Emergency preparedness protocols

Age-appropriate care for pediatric and special-needs patients

Up-to-date guidelines for both moderate sedation and general anesthesia

Hospital-equivalent monitoring Emergency preparedness protocols Age-appropriate care for pediatric and special-needs patients Up-to-date guidelines for both moderate sedation and general anesthesia

FAQs

  • Board-certified and Board-eligible Dentist Anesthesiologists, who specialize in office-based care, provide all anesthesia services.

  • Yes. We review each patient’s medical history before accepting the appointment to ensure they meet the requirements for in-office anesthesia. We bring hospital-level monitoring and emergency equipment directly to your dental office, ensuring the same safety standards you’d find in a hospital or surgery center. We also tailor each anesthetic to the needs of each patient, factoring in their medical history and health status.

  • We ask that you arrive at the time specified by your dental office so that we have adequate time to prepare you for your surgery. We will do a focused physical examination and answer any outstanding questions. Before you are put under anesthesia, we will have you remove any contact lenses, dentures, or jewelry. While asleep, your anesthesiologist continuously monitors you from start to finish. You will be groggy for several hours after your procedure and will not be able to operate a vehicle or return to work until the next day.

  • We provide clear instructions about fasting, medications, and recovery. Your anesthesiologist will also call you the day before your procedure for introductions and to answer any questions.

  • Your Dentist Anesthesiologist is trained to carefully titrate your anesthetic to ensure you have a pleasant experience with no memory of your procedure. We ensure that you do not experience any pain during your procedure and work closely with your dentist or oral surgeon to ensure you are as comfortable as possible when you wake up.